Vlookup & sumif?

slam

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I think I need to combine a vlookup and sumif, but am struggling.

I need a formula to total the values in 'Drivers & Standings'!AB3:AB37 where 'Drivers & Standings'!D3:D37 matches A2

Thanks
 

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No combination needed, Sumif by itself works fine...

Try

=SUMIF('Drivers & Standings'!D3:D37,A2,'Drivers & Standings'!AB3:AB37)

Hope that helps.
 
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